I could use that Canada Goose expedition parka.
strange rover
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It's my job too, and yes, you're right. I work in the California desert, and it's not all fun and games. It can be the most boring job in the world at times. The video shows you the fun parts, but a test vehicle may have 100k miles put on it, and very little of that is spent sideways and bouncing off the rev…
My dad's old 280Z would get rolling in second without touching the gas. Loved that straight six.
Brooks saddles are terribly uncomfortable... until they're broken in. Once you break them in, there's nothing better on earth. There's a reason that long-distance touring cyclists always use them (I'm talking the kind of guys that ride across Wyoming in the winter while on a round-trip cross country). Basically,…
I second the vote for old Corolla.
Love the Red Pig.
Coolest car named after a goddess?
Another commenter mentioned a while back the Bill from Kill Bill drove a Mangusta, and all his "ladies" were named after snakes. Really cool detail, i think.
Cool!
God, it's beautiful. I hadn't realized how "retro" the old-world Land Cruisers still look. Especially pic 3. I looked at that thumbnail and seriously thought it was a 1987. And those steel wheels. Damn, that's cool.
It's a Saturn SW.
Little Bastard.
Do you not realize that there's high-speed rail service out of Manhattan right now? Picture shows an Acela Express train boarding at Penn Station.
Your bad GT-R looks a little like a halfway decent Enzo.
I'm sure they don't make the distinction, which is why I don't get upset when I hear it, and I don't expect the saying to disappear any time soon. Your interpretation of the statement makes sense, though, and is certainly one I can accept. I don't share it, but it will help me understand others' motivations in the…
I choose to make a distinction. To me, all the scenarios you mentioned are fortune. They're just the random events that happen to you. I see luck as an imaginary trending of fortune (one that can nonetheless be influenced by the saying "good luck" or opening an umbrella indoors). I think that luck is nothing more…
But we'll never need to buy mayonnaise again!
You know which one I'd like to see go away? "Good luck."
Thanks. I wondered if it was necessary, but I though it would look silly if I posted it (explaining one's own jokes and all).